Video productions can consist of many different approaches to content. Here is an example that is a video as an end result but uses only static images edited in a slide show format with titles and credits text overlay.
We’ll use this scenario to look at ways to use simple and free material without even a web cam or camcorder to create, edit, and produce a promotional video.
Watch this video and see how video production can be approached with the most basic equipment.
The objective was to create a short video introducing the viewer to a fictional product. This is the first in a series of promotional videos using the same technique. i.e. collect a number of images and import them into a slide show, add a music background and overlay with titles.
The components used were:
PC
Microsoft Office PowerPoint
Microsoft Clip art
Microsoft MovieMaker
Royalty free music
YouTube hosting account
Internet connection
There's always some in the crowd who ask the 'what-if' questions. Can I use your product for this application, or in that environment? Maybe it can do your dream scheme, or perhaps it can be used for alchemy, or to
At this point I want to summarize the steps involved in this video production campaign to promote a fictional product or service.
Traditional methods would include creating a blog or Web site, optimizing for on-page factors and promoting off-page, using link
How do you use a video production to present a products function? This is a presentation of "How do they work?" Use function to cover straight forward facts and specifications of features that provide a specific role. This is the
What features should be included in a video production promotion?
If you are the curious and scholastic type of personality, you will be asking this question. You want to know the "what" of everything. In other words, "what" is a
An easier and quicker way to spread your video around to several sites is by submitting it to a video aggregator. What this means is that you upload your video once and it is distributed by them without your having
For high quality, a good standard is to use H264 compression and encode at a bitrate of at least 2000kbps. Widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9 comes from the original video source…
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1 Clean Red Widgets // Dec 14, 2008 at 9:34 pm
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For high quality, a good standard is to use H264 compression and encode at a bitrate of at least 2000kbps. Widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9 comes from the original video source…
2 Video Production of Creative Use // Feb 19, 2009 at 3:13 pm
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